Came across a used serrated BK2 for under $60 so I got it and decided to strip the blade and polish it like my other BK2.
I wanted to keep part of the coating on the handle so I wouldn't have to polish too much of the knife so I taped it back with some packing tape.
After being soaked in stripper spray for a half hour I scraped it with a plastic spatula. I scraped the rest with a razorblade.
The coating came off much easier on this one than my Ka-bar made one. The steel also seemed to be different as well.
Starting to polish with some sandpaper
The steel couldn't be polished down like the Ka-bar steel could. Interesting. Still is very nice stripped. Starting to get addicted to this becker stripping thing
I wanted to keep part of the coating on the handle so I wouldn't have to polish too much of the knife so I taped it back with some packing tape.
After being soaked in stripper spray for a half hour I scraped it with a plastic spatula. I scraped the rest with a razorblade.
The coating came off much easier on this one than my Ka-bar made one. The steel also seemed to be different as well.
Starting to polish with some sandpaper
The steel couldn't be polished down like the Ka-bar steel could. Interesting. Still is very nice stripped. Starting to get addicted to this becker stripping thing
. It was worth it. Not a big fan of serrations but a Camillus Serrated becker seemed somewhat rare and for some reason I have an affinity to rare knives. Plus under $60 used or new Becker is good to me. I'm a slut...and a cheap one at that 
